Uk English Meaning of imprecate
Curse
Other Uk English words related to Curse
Nearest Words of imprecate
- impracticality => impracticality
- impractical => Impractical
- impracticably => impractically
- impracticableness => Impracticability
- impracticable => Impracticable
- impracticability => Impracticability
- impracticabilities => impracticalities
- imp-pole => imp-pole
- imppiteous => unforgiving
- impower => empower
Definitions and Meaning of imprecate in English
imprecate (v)
wish harm upon; invoke evil upon
utter obscenities or profanities
imprecate (v. t.)
To call down by prayer, as something hurtful or calamitous.
To invoke evil upon; to curse; to swear at.
FAQs About the word imprecate
Curse
wish harm upon; invoke evil upon, utter obscenities or profanitiesTo call down by prayer, as something hurtful or calamitous., To invoke evil upon; to curse; to
Curse,curse,confound,condemn,denounce,execrate,cuss (out),bloody,dang,Darn
blessing,commend,congratulate,applaud
impracticality => impracticality, impractical => Impractical, impracticably => impractically, impracticableness => Impracticability, impracticable => Impracticable,
